Equestriad World Tour – WISE Score & Parent Review | Screenwise

Equestriad World Tour

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app2025

76%

WISE Score

4.6

App Store

The closest your kid will get to a 5-star horse trial without the actual mud or the eye-watering stable fees.

Equestriad World Tour

app

Everyone, 2025

76%

WISE Score

4.6

App Store

The closest your kid will get to a 5-star horse trial without the actual mud or the eye-watering stable fees.

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Screenwise Verdict

If your kid is in their 'horse phase,' this is the gold standard for mobile sims. It’s miles ahead of the generic horse games that flood the app stores because it actually treats equestrianism as a serious sport.

It’s not perfect—the technical glitches are real and the monetization is typical mobile fare—but the core gameplay is solid and surprisingly educational about the world of 5-star horse trials. Just keep an eye on the 'Tack Shop' spending and be ready to help them navigate the occasional game crash.

Age Fit

Best for ages 7 to 14. Younger kids might struggle with the technical controls, while older horse enthusiasts will appreciate the realism despite the mobile-game limitations.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

The game centers on the bond between horse and rider, emphasizing training, patience, and the technical skill of eventing rather than just mindless action.

Imaginative

Offers deep customization for horses and riders and includes 'fantasy' courses that break away from standard realism, though it's still bound by sports sim conventions.

Safe

Generally clean and family-oriented with a dedicated kids mode. Standard mobile IAPs are present but not overly predatory compared to the rest of the market.

Enriching

Actually teaches the real-world mechanics of dressage, cross-country, and show jumping. It's a great primer for kids interested in the actual sport of equestrianism.

Parent Info

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Why It Might Be Great

It’s a legit sim that respects the sport of eventing—not just another 'sparkly pony' dress-up game.
Teaches the discipline of training and the specific rules of dressage and cross-country.
The licensed events like Badminton and Kentucky add a layer of real-world prestige for young fans.
Fantasy courses provide a creative break from the rigid competition structures.

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What to Watch For

Technical bugs can be a real mood-killer, especially when a glitch causes a missed jump in a big event.
The 'Tack Shop' is a constant temptation for real-money spending on cosmetic items and top-tier horses.
Progress can feel a bit 'grindy' if you aren't willing to shell out for IAPs.

Conversation Starters

"Why do you think the horse needs to be 'nurtured' and not just trained hard?"
"What’s the difference between dressage and show jumping, and which one looks harder to you?"
"If you were competing in a real world tour, which country would you want to visit first?"
"How do you feel when the game glitches right at a big moment, and how do you handle that frustration?"

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